Angular contact roller bearings, in particular multi-row ball roller bearings

1. An angular contact rolling bearing for a multi-row spherical-roller bearing, comprising:

an outer bearing ring having two adjacent groove-shaped raceways, which are offset from one another and have running surfaces, formed in an inner side of the outer bearing ring;

an inner bearing ring having two adjacent groove-shaped raceways, which are offset from one another and have running surfaces, formed in an outer side of the inner bearing ring;

a bearing cage; and

a plurality of spherical rollers which are arranged between the bearing rings and which are held at an angle at uniform intervals with respect to one another in a circumferential direction by means of the bearing cage, the spherical rollers are arranged in at least two rows, including a first row and a second row, with different pitch circle diameters adjacent to one another and offset in height, and the spherical rollers each have two side surfaces which are flattened symmetrically from a spherical basic shape and which are arranged parallel to one another, the spherical rollers of the first row have a first diameter and a first width and the spherical rollers of the second row have a second diameter, which is smaller than the first diameter of the spherical rollers of the first row, and a second width, the spherical rollers of the first row are arranged on a first pitch circle and the spherical rollers of the second row are arranged on a second pitch circle, the first pitch circle being larger than the second pitch circle, and the raceways have pressure angle axes running parallel to one another and such that the spherical rollers of the two rows are arranged directly adjacent to one another with one of the side surfaces of the spherical rollers of the first row and one of the side surfaces of the second row pointing toward one another,

wherein the spherical rollers of the two rows are arranged on a common rotational axis, which runs at right angles to the pressure angle axes, and

wherein the diameters and widths of the spherical rollers are dimensioned such that all conical envelopes of said angular contact rolling bearing, which make contact with said spherical rollers on the diameters of the spherical rollers at a tangent, form cone tips and are arranged with the cone tips precisely on a point of intersection of the common rotational axes with a bearing longitudinal axis.

2. The angular contact rolling bearing as claimed in claim 1 , wherein for the spherical rollers arranged on the first pitch circle, the first diameter and the first width of 0.7d 1 , and the diameter of the first pitch circle and a pressure angle are structurally predefined such that a spacing of the first pitch circle to the point of intersection of the common rotational axes with the bearing longitudinal axis can be determined by a function

I

1

=

0.5

×

T

K

⁢

⁢

1

sin

⁢

⁢

α

.

3. The angular contact rolling bearing as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the second diameter for the spherical rollers arranged on the second pitch circle can be determined from a function

r

2

=

r

1

×

l

1

-

0.7

×

r

1

2

l

1

+

0.7

×

r

1

,

where r 1 and r 2 are each half of the first diameter and the second diameter of the spherical rollers of the two rows and l 1 is a spacing of the larger pitch circle to the point of intersection of the common rotational axes with the bearing longitudinal axis.

4. The angular contact rolling bearing as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the spacing of the second pitch circle to the first pitch circle on the rotational axes, which are arranged at right angles to the pressure angle axes, of the spherical rollers can be determined, for a structurally predefined width, of 0.7d 2 , of the spherical rollers arranged on the second pitch circle, by a function l 2 =0.7×(r 1 +r 2 ).

5. The angular contact rolling bearing as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the side surfaces of the spherical rollers arranged on the second pitch circle are smaller than the side surfaces of the spherical rollers arranged on the first pitch circle, and the side surfaces, which point toward one another, of two adjacent spherical rollers of the two rows have a slight spacing to one another.